In stock form no they will not, the hub size is too small. You can get them bored out by a machine shop i've seen it done and almost did myself but in the end it was too much work.
In stock form no they will not, the hub size is too small. You can get them bored out by a machine shop i've seen it done and almost did myself but in the end it was too much work.
You know at first i thought the Titan wheels wouldn't fit the 1st gen's but according to the specs the lug pattern and backspacing are the same. Doesn't say anything about the hub size. I guess you find out when you get them shipped to you. That sucks.
Yeah they will not fit, the centerbore is not the same size as the xterra's. I was about to get a used set for my 2001 and last minute i found out that the centerbore size is too small. Wish all the nissan trucks and suv's used the same dang centerbore, what jerks
In stock form no they will not, the hub size is too small. You can get them bored out by a machine shop i've seen it done and almost did myself but in the end it was too much work.
Yea, check w/ a machine shop. I imagine it shouldn't be too expensive. Or get a router w/ the proper bit and do it yourself lol
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Maxxis Big Horn 285/70R17's, 2" Front Lift Spacers, Wheel Adapters, Custom Painted 17x8 Mazzi Sphinx II Wheels, Stubby Antenna, custom grill & X battery tie down.
I have a 1/2" rabbet bit and have successfully "machined" caddy wheels and titans to fit on a frontier. The back spacing on titan 18s make me wonder about turning though. They are pretty deep.
I have one wheel I am going to throw on to test, picked it up for $35. the other 3 will probably cost a lot more.
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